Salman Khan is all set for Grace Ranveer Singh’s first tv enterprise The Big Picture. The Bollywood famous person shall be on the present to advertise his upcoming movie Antim: The Final Truth and also will be joined by Aayush Sharma and Mahima Makwana. In a current promo launched by Colors, Salman will be seen getting caught on the Rs 50 lakh query and can search assist from the contestants of Bigg Boss 15.
As readers will know, The Big Picture is a scene-based sport present the place contestants are requested questions associated to a photograph. The Taj Mahal-like construction is proven within the promo. However, Salman says that it can’t be such a easy query for such a hefty quantity. The Antim actor then tells Ranveer that he needs to take a lifeline and invite his Bigg Boss 15 housemates.
As the housemates seem on the display, Salman Khan asks them to establish the monument, to which all of them reply ‘Taj Mahal’. Laughing hysterically at him, Salman thanked him in a sarcastic method for his nice assist. Looking considerate, the actor says that he has forgotten the title of the monument proven within the picture.
Featuring Salman, Aayush and Mahima, the episode will air on November 13 and 14.
Mahesh Manjrekar’s Antim Will hit theaters on November 19. In this, Salman Khan will play the function of a cop, whereas his brother-in-law Aayush Sharma will play the function of a gangster. At the trailer launch of the movie, Aayush instructed indianexpress.com that having Salman as a co-star is at all times a bonus.
“Even if he was not related to me, it is a great opportunity for any actor to be in a project that has Salman brothers. I consider myself lucky to be on the poster as well. So this is a big advantage. As an actor, you learn a few things during training and a lot of things on the sets. Most of his films have been so popular, so it is like a dream come true that so many people will watch my films,” stated the Loveyatri actor.
Co-produced by SKTV and Banij Asia, The Big Picture will air each weekend at 8 pm on COLORS.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
